Really? Where is that written in the Constitution? Who tasked them?
"Only in your imagination which is why you cannot post any such "devastating indictment," and defend it."
Wrong. Copyright laws prevent me from posting Fehrenbacher's multichapter indictment. You have the reference I posted. Read it yourself.
And I have no doubt that his former secretary, surrounded in a shrine of Fehrenbacher photos and funeral memorabilia, is sitting at her computer with a mouse clicker in one hand rapidly pounding the reload button to see if you've posted anything and a phone in the other hand with the U.S. copyright office on speed dial.
Technically speaking though, you could excerpt the relevant portions here as fair use and for discussion purposes without penalty. The reality of the situation though is you simply do not want to, either out of laziness or knowledge that you've overstated and exaggerated the claims of the passage (much like you exaggerate just about everything, a certain "capture" of a fort coming to mind). So you hide behind "copyright" law as an out. What lame excuse will it be next time, capitan?